Kamala Khan’s return from the useless as Marvel’s latest mutant has significantly impacted the hero’s place within the Marvel Universe.
The X-Males resurrected the younger Ms. Marvel after discovering her X-gene and confirming her twin mutant/Inhuman heritage. Nonetheless, the hero’s mutant energy has but to manifest. Regardless of her rebirth occurring practically a 12 months in the past, she’s nonetheless solely utilizing her Inhuman shapeshifting skills. However Khan’s life has gone in a brand new course following the revelation. She’s discovered extra about her mutant roots all through a number of miniseries co-written by actor Iman Vellani (who performs the hero within the MCU), the latest of which is “Ms. Marvel: Mutant Menace” (by Vellani, Sabir Pirzada, Scott Godlewski, Erick Arciniega, and Joe Caramagna). Subsequent up, she’ll co-star in “NYX” (by Collin Kelly, Jason Lanzing, and Francesco Mortarino), a part of Marvel’s “From the Ashes” relaunch of its X-Males line. Ms. Marvel is ready to play a key function within the collection, which options her alongside different younger mutants dwelling in New York Metropolis.
The place the adventures of Ms. Marvel will take her subsequent on the large and small display is not identified following her most up-to-date look in “The Marvels.” However, given Marvel’s assertion about Feige’s lack of involvement in her demise, readers should not count on Khan’s live-action story to align too carefully with what’s occurring within the comics. Ms. Marvel is a mutant in each universes now, sure, however how her completely different tales unfold seems to be within the palms of fully separate editorial and inventive entities.